Sentence examples for characterized as good from inspiring English sources
By the end of 2011, Nokia said, it had sold more than a million Lumia phones, which Mr. Newman characterized as good but "underwhelming".
Literary novelists who have a strong handle on plot are often characterized as good vacation reads, because they manage to transport you elsewhere, away from the petty facts of ordinary life.
Therefore, a fitting can be characterized as "good" when χ red 2 ~ 1, otherwise there is an overestimation, χ red 2 < 1, or underestimation, χ red 2 > 1, of the errors.
On such a theory, the most salient moral property of an individual is her capacity to occupy states that can be characterized as "good" or "bad," the most obvious being pleasure and pain.
Several exocyclic adducts have been characterized as good substrates for oxidation in vitro.
Knowledge of TB diagnosis, management and counseling characterized as good, fair and poor were computed and compared between public vs. private doctors and trained vs. untrained by NTP by using chi-square test.
Aḥmad Shah, in full Aḥmad Shah Bahādur Mujāhid al-Ḍīn Abū Naṣr (born Dec. 24, 1725, Delhi [India] died Jan . 1 , 1775Delhi) ineffectual Mughal emperor of India from 1748 to 1754, who has been characterized as good-natured but incompetent and without personality, training, or qualities of leadership.
December 24 , 1725Delhi, India January 1 , 1775Delhi, India Aḥmad Shah, in full Aḥmad Shah Bahādur Mujāhid al-Ḍīn Abū Naṣr (born Dec. 24, 1725, Delhi [India] died Jan . 1 , 1775Delhi) ineffectual Mughal emperor of India from 1748 to 1754, who has been characterized as good-natured but incompetent and without personality, training, or qualities of leadership.
Another lever (with a black knob) jutting from the dash slides horizontally to lock the throttle position, in what Mr. Good characterized as "a sort of mechanical cruise control".
(Why give so much space to the opposition?) Still, it seems like fair play — even what he modestly characterizes as good manners.
The answers 'very good' and 'rather good' were characterized as 'good'good
